Core Modern Standard Arabic verb conjugation patterns and grammar rules including root patterns and agreement, with an example phrase per card. Front: the Arabic word or phrase with romanization in parentheses. Back: English meaning.
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- أنا (ana)
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I (singular masculine or feminine)- نحن (nahnu)
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We- أنتم (antum)
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You (plural masculine)- أنتن (antunna)
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You (plural feminine)- هم (hum)
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They (masculine)- هن (hunna)
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They (feminine)- كتبت الرسالة (katabtu ar-risala)
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I wrote the letter (perfect tense, singular masculine)- كتبت الرسالة (katabti ar-risala)
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I wrote the letter (perfect tense, singular feminine)- كتبنا الرسالة (katabnا ar-risala)
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We wrote the letter (perfect tense, plural)- كتبوا الرسالة (katabū ar-risala)
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They wrote the letter (perfect tense, plural masculine)- كتبن الرسالة (katabna ar-risala)
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They wrote the letter (perfect tense, plural feminine)- أكتب (aktub)
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I write / I am writing (imperfect tense, singular masculine)- تكتب (taktub)
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You write / You are writing (imperfect tense, singular masculine)- يكتب (yaktub)
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He writes / He is writing (imperfect tense, singular masculine)- تكتبين (taktubīn)
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You write / You are writing (imperfect tense, plural feminine)
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